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1987rif. 99128New York, NY, Aperture Foundation Inc. 1987. 79 S. Mit zahlr. s/w u. farbigen Fotografien. 29 cm. OKart.
2010rif. 90757Hamburg, Heinrich-Kaufmann-Stiftung, 2010. 124 S. Mit einigen s/w Abb. 22 cm. OKart.
1946rif. 95882London, Victor Gollancz, [ 1946]. 48 S. 18,5 cm. Bedruckte OBroschur.
1850rif. 183852New York: Bowman Grinnell & Co. c. 1850s. Fleeing to a new life in America An advertising poster assuring American patrons that Bowman Grinnell & Co. could be trusted to relocate their relatives from Ireland in comfort. The advertisement lists the addresses of the company's agents the names of their ships and the procedures for emigrating from Ireland. Throughout the Great Famine of 1845 to 1852 many companies took advantage of emigrants' desperation to force them to travel in overcrowded and understocked vessels and coffin ships or to scam them out of their money. As printed on this item "Bowman Grinnell & Co. have seen and witnessed with feelings of regret for a long time that something was necessary for the protection of the Irish people in the United States sending their remittances to their friends in Ireland. from the numberless disappointments they have lately met with and in many instances the heartless frauds that have been practiced on them by parties professing to bring them out on ships over which they had no control or with which they had no connexion". Bowman Grinnell & Co. was formed in the 1850s by William Bowman and Robert Minturn Grinnell of the Grinnell Minturn & Co. shipping line owners of the famous Flying Cloud clipper ship. It claims that their ships listed with their captains' names were fast well-ventilated and comfortably furnished that their drafts could be cashed anywhere in Ireland and that baggage would be transported for free. Single sheet 444 x 265 mm printed in red black and blue on one side only vignettes. Ink number on verso 19th-century pencil inscription on lower right corner. Sometime folded loss on lower left corner barely affecting printed area light toning and soiling especially on verso: a very good copy of an ephemeral item. unknown
1990rif. 1-1125225807University of Michigan Library 1990. Paperback. New. 604 pages. Ukrainian language. 9.00x1.51x6.00 inches. University of Michigan Library paperback
1990rif. 1-1125225785University of Michigan Library 1990. Paperback. New. later printing edition. 588 pages. 9.00x6.00x1.47 inches. University of Michigan Library paperback
rif. D10OS-00560John t Zubal. Used - Very Good. Very Good condition. Very Good dust jacket. In protective mylar cover. A copy that may have a few cosmetic defects. May also contain light spine creasing or a few markings such as an owner’s name short gifter’s inscription or light stamp. John t Zubal unknown
1990rif. 402398-UD22Washington : United States Government Printing Office 1990. Softcover. Good. Paperbackmost text in Ukrainian reprints from the collection of the Univerrsity of Michigan Library 8vo. Washington : United States Government Printing Office paperback
1848rif. 97631848. Full Leather. Good binding. 5-1/4" x 3-3/8." 108 pp. Full brown leather over flexible boards. Vertical red rules for accounting printed on each page. 1-3/8" strip of leather neatly removed from the fore-edge of the front cover; occasional ink spotting and minor stains throughout; toned leaves with a few creases; faded pencil calculations to pastedowns. Interesting mid-19th century farm ledger apparently from eastern Scotland possibly Inverurie or Aberdeen recorded during the great famines in Ireland and the Scottish Highlands. The currency symbols at the top of the expense and income columns appear to be in pounds shilling and pence and various place and personal names which appear repeatedly in the text – i.e. Commercial Co. of Port Elfinston sic Aberdeen Wm. Duncan et al – lead to our deducing this locale. Although the ledger is anonymous the names of Robert Frasier Brach and James Dugard appear possibly as business clients as do the names of the recorder's many temporary workers. These workers usually hired around the planting and harvesting season are both male and female and include Mary Ellice Jas Marr George Dugard Wm. Duncan Alex Burr and many others. Extensively detailed and highly readable this ledger document the many expenses and income sources of a working farm showing precise amounts for equipment scythes and carts feature prominently horses bolls of meal barrels of lime whisky and various other sundries. The farm's produce relied heavily on grains especially corn and barley just as the Corn Laws were being heatedly debated in Parliament and its overall diversity demonstrates the crop diversity that allowed eastern Scotland and the Lowlands to evade the ravages of the potato blight; plots and crops for planting the "slack land" are also demarcated. Charts showing daily employee wages are also of special note. Overall a unique useful and well-maintained agricultural document concurrent with and standing in stark contrast to the devastation occurring in the western portion of the country and Ireland at that time. unknown
1990rif. BN432345Washington : United States Government Printing Office 1990. 1990. Softcover. Oral history project of the Commission on the Ukraine Famine Ukrainian edition Oral history project of the Commission on the Ukraine Famine Ukrainian edition Commission on the Ukraine Famine United States Washington : United States Government Printing Office paperback
1943rif. 234951943. Indian famine crisis press archive depicting hunger relief work and public unrest from Bengal famine conditions through later food riots in independent India. The Bengal Famine of 1943 killed an estimated three million people and food scarcity remained politically volatile in India for decades afterward. Street demonstrations over grain rationing and hunger drew police deployments in multiple cities turning food access into a public order crisis as well as a humanitarian emergency. Photo archive of 7 silver gelatin press photographs mostly measuring 8" x 10" India 1943-1964. Crowds gather outside food distribution points children sit with metal bowls during feeding mounted police face demonstrators and uniformed officers move through dense street scenes. Press captions identify Calcutta famine conditions food rioters dispersed by police in Kerala fighting and fire in Lucknow and relief activity for famine victims. Typed captions identify "food rioters" being dispersed outside the Travancore state government house in Trivandrum Kerala where police and mounted officers filled the street after looting over food. Another caption describes Lucknow fighting in which "rioters set fire to about a six-block square" with crowds massed near burning buildings and shopfront signs. Calcutta scenes show famine victims clustered around relief vessels and feeding bowls with one caption stating that people had been "reduced to skin and bone" after food shortages. A street-side feeding scene shows children and adults crouched in rows with metal dishes receiving food from a man holding a large bucket.Verso stamps include Acme Newspictures NEA reference markings New York Bureau labels editor crop marks typed captions and publication dates. The group connects famine mortality postwar scarcity and street protest in India across a period when food distribution became a central test of colonial and postcolonial government authority. Press handling wear caption remnants crop marks corner creasing and scattered surface marks; overall in very good condition. A strong press group linking famine relief imagery with the public unrest that followed hunger into India's mid-century political life. unknown
rif. 20034701Aichi 1885 Odagiri. Grey stitched wrs. embossed covers very good bit of corner & spine wear contents clean 27 4 double folded leaves entirely woodblock printed on hand- made paper bit of old minor worming 35 color page plates. Essentially a very nice copy of a rare book. This very fasc- inating work shows the peasants suffering from the famine at its height. Illustrations show: a Samurai preparing to eat but with knowledge of peasant suffering hesitates. droves of peasants sit quietly before their feudal lord awaiting a turn to receive a bowl of food -most are clothed in Wara or rice-stalk mats for protection against the elements showing the very low level of their poverty & suffering. Others show the suffering of the common people starvation death moth- ers with dried out & withered breasts dogs and birds feed- ing on the dead cannibalism and villagers begging at the rice storehouses. With an important list of edible plants their name mushrooms & poisonous plants noted to stave off starvation. Nicely drawn by Kimura Kinshu/Kaneaki. Scans can be sent by e-mail. unknown
rif. 1125225793.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
rif. 25921852; place not stated. The piece relates to 'the death by starvation of Commander A. Gardiner and the whole of the party sent out by the Patagonian Missionary Society in September 1850 to Picton Island the southern extremity of America'. '3 columns each 13½ inches by 2¾ attached to a piece of grey paper and a fourth column 3¾ inches by 2¾ attached to another piece. Discoloured and with minor spotting but in good condition overall. The article consists exclusively of transcriptions of two letters from Captain W. H. Morshead H.M.S. Dido at sea 22 January and 21 February 1852 and of a covering letter from Rear-Admiral Fairfax Moresby H.M.S. Portland at Valparaiso 21 February 1852. See Image. Note:"The Patagonian Mission founded in 1844 by Captain Allen Gardiner was the precursor to the South American Missionary Society SAMS an Anglican mission focused on bringing Christianity to the peoples of Patagonia. Although Gardiner and his companions tragically died of starvation and scurvy in 1851 during a disastrous expedition to Tierra del Fuego their sacrifice inspired the organization. The mission continued eventually expanding its scope renaming itself SAMS in 1864 to reflect its broadened work across the continent." AI Overview [1852]; place not stated. unknown
1845rif. List2995New York City 1845. Two printed pages measuring 9 ¾ x 11 ½ inches one signed. Folded and slightly wrinkled near fine. A circular advertising passage between Great Britain and Ireland and numerous locations in the United States from Boston to New Orleans by a regular packet ship service managed by John Herdman and Company. The company also offered remittances whereby an individual in the US could send money to a friend or relative back across the Atlantic generally to pay for their passage to the States. The second sheet a signed letter offers a commission for finding customers: five percent of the passage fare and one percent of the remittance money. In 1845 the Great Famine in Ireland was just beginning and Ireland would lose a large proportion of its population not just to starvation but also to emigration. Earning commission on remittances could have been quite lucrative: the National Museum of Ireland estimates that the amount sent back to Ireland in remittances between 1845 and 1854—the height of the famine—reached $19 million. unknown
rif. 20098'"Standard" Office Wigan May 27th. 1862.'. For the background to this letter see William Otto Henderson 'The Lancashire Cotton Famine 1861-65' 1934 and Angela V. John 'By the Sweat of their Brow' 2013. Between 14 April and 16 October 1862 Whittaker published a dozen letters on the 'Lancashire Distress' in the London Times under the pseudonym of 'A Lancashire Lad'. Edwin Waugh in his 'Home Life of the Lancashire Factory Folk During the Cotton Famine' 1867 describes Whittaker as 'one of the first writers whose appeals through the press drew serious attention to the great distress in Lancashire during the Cotton Famine. There is no doubt that his letters in The Times and to the Lord Mayor of London led to the Mansion House Fund. In The Times of April 14 1862 appeared the first of a series of letters pleading the cause of the distressed operatives.' The letter is 2pp. 12mo. Bifolium on grey paper. In fair condition aged and worn. Whittaker begins by apologising to Langley for sending only part of the note intended for him but as Langley has 'gathered the sense of what the whole note contained' he will not trouble him 'with the same thing again'. Regarding his seventh 'Lancashire Lad' letter he writes: 'In today's Times I try to correct the statement made by the chairman of your Board of Guardians last week. It is a great pity that he should have made that statement especially as about the very time that he was making it I was consulting with others as to the 400£ distributed to Preston and other towns. He ought to have seen that it is injurious to make any statement which may lead to cavilling and the more so in a case like this where the thousands of out-of-work-operatives are becoming more and more dependent upon what is being contributed for their relief. He concludes by suggesting that 'all ought to combine in helping and that each ought to be specially careful not to say or do anything which might lead to lessening the help afforded to our poor'. Whittaker's later activities are clouded in obscurity. In 1869 the 'Bookseller' reported that 'Mr. John Whittaker whose letters in " The Times" under the signature of " A Lancashire Lad" led to the formation of the Mansion-House Relief Fund has we are informed left the staff of The Daily Telegraph upon which paper he has been engaged during the last few years and joined that of The Echo the new half-penny daily paper.' '"Standard" Office | Wigan | May 27th. 1862.' unknown
2001rif. 10626Larousse 2001 345 pages 15 6x2 2x23cm. 2001. Broché couverture rempliée. 345 pages. Ce livre de Claude Hudelot publié chez Larousse adopte une approche en deux parties : la première retrace la vie objective de Mao Zedong de ses origines paysannes à son ascension au pouvoir jusqu'à la Révolution culturelle. La seconde partie analyse la construction de sa légende basée sur un culte de la personnalité entretenu par une propagande massive confrontant ainsi la biographie historique aux mythes qui l'entourent
rif. 500378029collection Santé & Bien-être. Sans date. Le roman retrace la vie de Wang Lung un paysan chinois du XIXe siècle et de son épouse O-Len. À travers les épreuves de la guerre de la famine et des inondations le couple parvient à accumuler une fortune considérable grâce à un travail acharné. L'histoire explore les joies et les malheurs de leur famille de la pauvreté à la richesse
rif. 25908P., Hachette (Collection "Les Grands Problèmes"), 1960, in 8° broché, 224 pages ; bande annonce (fanée) ; couverture illustrée (légèrement fanée).
1960rif. yd133Librairie Arthème Fayard Les idées et la vie Broché 1960 In-8 (14,4 x 19,9 cm), broché, 393 pages ; quelques infimes traces sur les plats, intérieur frais, bel état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1977rif. pt1530L'Harmattan Broché 1977 In-8 (13,5 x 21,5 cm, broché, couverture illustrée en couleur, 287 pages, cartes in et hors-texte, couverture sous protection plastique ; dos plissé, coins et bords légèrement frottés, traces de pliure au niveau du coin inférieur du deuxième plat, quelques rousseurs sur les tranches, intérieur frais, bel état général. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1976rif. ws936Dos carré collé 1976 In-4 (21 x 29,7 cm), dos thermocollé, 343-XXX pages, mémoire de maîtrise défendu en 1976, qui sera publié en 1977 par L'Harmattan ; dos de biais, salissures aux plats, pliures dans le coin inférieur du quatrième plat, état moyen. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1947rif. P74092Bruxelles / Paris, Acta Medica Belgica / Maloine 1947 262pp.avec ills., 26cm., br.orig., bel état, P74092
1574rif. W93823Franckofurti Moeni [Frankfurt am Main], Martinus Lechler 1574 viii + 143 [i.e. 286] + [vii] pp., with one blanco ff. between f.111 and 112, with index, Original 1574-edition, with numerous woodcut initials, 21cm., 19th cy. hardcover binding (spine in leather with gilt title, corners bit bumped, in good condition), marbled endpapers, upper left corner of all pages is lacking some paper (not affecting the text, except for - at some pages - the first word of the repeated chapter name mentioned on top of each page), text is very well readable and clean except for some vague spots at some pages, old ex-libris stamp and ex-dono on title page, [German title: "Durch Gottes segen, newe Speisskammer und Speiskeller in vorstehenden hungers nöten, Landstheuwerungen, und Kriegsslaeufften, sampt anmuetiger Haussapotecken und Kuchenartzney ; dergleichen niemals vorhin publiciert worden". This is a scarce complete edition of this interesting work discussing nutrition during wartime and famine. It contains numerous receipts for making bread, the use of fruit, liquor, etc. The text is written in Latin, but the shouldernotes in the receipts are in German. Ref.: Oberle 67 "Ouvrage rare et très curieux", Vicaire Sp.804f.: "Ouvrage assez rare", Wellcome I,6125], W93823
1975rif. 46548Seuil Paris, Seuil 1975. In-8 broché de 190 pages. Bon état
